तेन ते किंकराः सर्वे यमेन सह भारत । हुङ्कारेण गताः सर्वे मेघा वातहता यथा
tena te kiṃkarāḥ sarve yamena saha bhārata | huṅkāreṇa gatāḥ sarve meghā vātahatā yathā
اسی ہُنکار سے، اے بھارت، یم کے ساتھ اس کے سب کارندے یوں بھگا دیے گئے جیسے ہوا سے بکھرے ہوئے بادل۔
Narrator (addressing 'Bhārata'; contextual Purāṇic narration)
Tirtha: Kohanasve (name explained in following verse)
Type: ghat
Listener: Bhārata / king-address (rājeन्द्र in nearby verses)
Scene: A thunderous huṅkāra radiates from a Śaiva presence; Yama and his dark attendants recoil and scatter like monsoon clouds torn by wind over a river-ford landscape.
Divine power effortlessly dispels forces of fear and bondage when one takes refuge in Śiva.
The dispersal of Yama’s party is part of the origin-story of Kohanasve Tīrtha.
No explicit prescription; the verse supports faith in Śiva’s protective grace at the sacred site.